Brian Kennett
Amateur Chef and Foodie Extraordinaire
Coquilles St Jacques Recipe | Scallops | Recipe
Have a look at that beauty… Monster scallops came in today from a mate of mine who is a restaurant supplier. Something I could not refuse to buy. These are likes 250g EACH scallop. Yes, MONSTERS!!! Speaking with BFF, Ruthers, he kept mentioning this Coquilles St Jacques – AKA scallops cooked in the shells, and hey presto here is my version of that recipe.
Coquilles St Jacques Recipe | Scallops | Recipe
As I understand it the translation literally means scallops cooked in their shells…
To be honest, this is bloody easy, and having amazing produce from BFFs Andre, Joseba & Shaun also clearly helps…
This recipe today is a mix of;
Scallops from Andre @ Isshin
Blackmore Wagyu from Shaun @ Butcher Box
Smoked Butter from Joseba @ Asador
I hope I did you all proud.
Here we go – a per scallop recipe – just follow the 1, 2, 3…
- Clean all the poo sacs and guts bits from the scallop – you can serve with or without the orange roe sack – your choice;
- Scrub the shells clean and pop the cleaned scallop meat back on the shell
- Give the scallop a goos season with cracked black pepper & sea salt
- A little drizzle of Olive oil over the top
- Thinly slice some Blackmore Wagyu and lay two pieces criss-cross on top of the scallop
- Slice some prosciutto and lay it around the scallop;
- Dust with some breadcrumbs;
- Lay a sprig of fresh rosemary on top;
- Pop a small knob of Asador smoked butter on top;
- In the oven 180-200 from 10-15 minutes until cooked all the way through and breadcrumbs are toasted;
- Take the burnt rosemary off & plate with a fresh sprig – serve her up – check the photo.
ENJOY!!!